Scarf · US
Signature Monogram Silk Scarf
This piece is a prime example of 'The Versatile Silk Foulard,' offering a modern, graphic take on the classic silk scarf that can be styled in numerous ways.




Product signals
- Brand
- Toteme
- Source
- brand_models
- Key features
- 100% Silk · Signature monogram print · Square shape
- Source mentions
- Vogue (US), Who What Wear (US), Harper's BAZAAR (International), Net-a-Porter (International)
Specification variants
2 static directions are available for this theme.
value-oriented
Geometric Print Modal Scarf
- Primary Material
- 100% Modal
- Weave
- Lightweight twill weave
- Primary Color Combinations
- Taupe and Black, Light Gray and White, Dusty Rose and Burgundy
- Shape
- Square
- Standard Size
- 60 x 60 cm
- All-over geometric pattern inspired by a simplified, repeating monogram.
- Edges
- Machine-stitched edges.
- Body
- Square body.
- Care Instructions
- Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle.
To appeal to the value-conscious consumer, this scarf utilizes modal, a soft and durable fabric that offers a similar drape to silk at a lower cost. The design is an all-over geometric pattern rather than a central logo, avoiding direct imitation while still tapping into the trend of graphic prints. Offering a broader range of modern, muted color combinations will also help it stand out.
mid-tier
Abstract Initial Silk Twilly
- Primary Material
- 100% Mulberry Silk
- Weave
- Silk Twill
- Primary Color Combinations
- Emerald Green and Cream, Sapphire Blue and Silver, Burnt Orange and Beige
- Shape
- Elongated rectangle (Twilly)
- Standard Size
- 8 x 120 cm
- Features a stylized, abstract initial at each end, with a subtle, complementary pattern along the body.
- Edges
- Machine-stitched, fine hem.
- Body
- Long, rectangular body.
- Care Instructions
- Dry clean recommended or cold hand wash.
Instead of a square scarf, this product is a "twilly," a long, thin scarf that offers different styling possibilities, such as being tied around the wrist, a handbag handle, or as a slim headband. The color palette is richer and more trend-focused than the original's classic neutrals. The abstract initial offers a more personalized touch than a brand monogram.